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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
2
Theis will be Girman serviced at St Pauls Church Sunday at 10:30 with Sunday School and Bible close at 11:90. English services in the evening. Subject two narratives but end truth Matt 8 1 13. All are cordially invited to unite with us in divine worship by Pastor R F Schedtler.
Evangelical church notes announce Suydiy School at 10:00 A M German service at 11:00 Meeting of Y P A and ML English service at 7:30 Prayer service Wednesday at 7:00 with choir rehearsal to follow Revival meetings are now held every night and an invitation is extended to all.
The article urges varied wholesome sandwiches for school lunches. It lists meat substitutes such as peanut butter eggs and cheese and provides practical prep tips. It favors two kinds per meal and suggests fillings including lettuce dates pimento cheese cottage cheese and chicken with mayonnaise dressing.
Be prepared with thick elicas of bread a week old if available. Cut into shapes, scoop centers for mince, dip in cream, brush with egg white, coat with bread crumbs, fry in butter. Fill hot with mince of undercooked beef shredded, fat, pepper or cayenne, salt, and a touch of onion or shallot.
A vintage recipe mixes coconut and breadcrumbs soaked in milk for an hour then baked for about an hour. It folds in milk, sugar, an egg yolk, nutmeg, and butter, frosted with beaten egg white sugar and coconut, then browns slightly in the oven.
A historical recipe describes soaking gelatin in cold water, mixing with boiling water and cream, adding orange juice and rind, chilling, then folding in whipped cream before molding. It instructs to flavor with jamon juice and fold until thickened for a light dessert.
Guidance on buying yeast cakes, storing in a cool dry place or refrigerator, and using within a week to ten days. Note a slight discoloration does not affect quality. soft or damaged yeast should be discarded or used carefully.
A vintage recipe describes macaroon pudding using four egg yolks with two thirds quart cold milk one cup sugar and two tablespoons gelatin dissolved. Whisk egg whites to stiffness add vanilla, combine and mold with macaroon pieces for chilling dessert.
Guidance on buttering potatoes before baking to soften skin and improve texture. Notes fat enhances flavor and helps create a tender, stable crust as potatoes roast in the oven.
A New York Tribune piece argues that although tenderloin costs more per pound, skilled use can stretch leftovers into eleven additional meals. The author asserts the wife can turn the high priced meat into economical dishes from broiled steak to garden fertilizer, making the overall cost comparable to cheaper round steak.
A historical home baking instruction outlines a bread formula using two cakes of yeast or one cake plus quick methods. It specifies ingredients including lukewarm water, sugar, lard or butter, flour, and salt, plus steps to dissolve, mix, knead, let rise, mold into loaves, and bake for 40 to 60 minutes.
A readable recipe describes mixing bitter grated chocolate sugar vanilla and almonds into a warm egg white mixture. It instructs to form a large sausage or several small rolls, roll in powdered sugar, and dry for 12 hours to yield a delicious sweetmeat.
A Buaston Globe recipe outlines fudge steps using two squares of chocolate one and a half cups sugar one cup milk butter vanilla and cream. Heat melt combine form a ball test add cream stir then fold in chopped Falnuts or raisins. Optional marshmallow layer suggests a two tier fudge with a marshmallow topping.
Instructions describe caramelizing granulated sugar over heat then swiftly coating a dish with the caramel. Prepare a custard, bake until firm, and chill. Turn out onto a glass dish to serve. The caramel adds a melou flavor and a splendid gauce.
A simple dish mixes boiled ham, mashed potato, and crackers with water. The mixture is spread in a deep plate with dents for eggs, baked until heated through, then eggs are added and cooked in the oven. Serves as a hearty baked egg dish.
A simple veal salad combines diced veal and celery on a bed of lettuce. Add stuffed olives with red peppers for color and flavor, and finish with a light dressing.
Two potatoes grated in warm water provide better results for washing delicate fennel oil and soaps, improving cleanliness. The method suggests using grated potatoes as a natural wash aid rather than soap in certain delicate tasks.
The article outlines three main benefits of good feathering in turkeys: it enhances flock appearance to attract patrons and aid advertising, enables profitable side-sales of eggs and breeding stock by meeting showroom standards, and guides breeders toward high quality within a single breed to avoid mongrel blood. It also ranks desirable turkey traits in order: hardness, vigor, disease resistance, growth speed, alertness, bone structure, shape, size, feathering, and tameness, noting stock quality is tied to these core attributes.
The article advises green feeds as essential alongside meat for high egg production. Cabbage should be small enough for one-day pecking, mangels or beets hung to be eaten, onions sparingly, and potatoes cooked to avoid digestive issues. Green cut clover and alfalfa provide nitrogen but cannot replace vegetables.
A concise lesson for new poultry entrants urges learning from earlier practitioners and treating the hen as an egg producing machine. Proper care and feeding ensure abundant eggs year round, avoiding outdated methods.
The piece notes that after growth, keeping poultry longer is unprofitable, except turkeys and geese that grow longer. It states a turkey is typically older than six months when marketed and emphasizes the market demand favors young stock and the need for moisture in the market.
Special LuVerne items report daily church services at M. I. church and community movements. Pearls White on pick list. Fred and Minnie Baumgartner home Monday. Burt Mills from Renwick on Monday. Mrs. Geo Stoddard from Renwick visits. Bill Bowes lecture praised. local marriages: Lou Shultz to Miss Gertrude Nelson January 4 and Mr. Lansing to Miss Anna Shultz January 12. teams travel to Gilmore City Pt Dolga Garner games with LuVerne scores 30 35, 17 19, 29 8.
Snowbound North Luni notes list local residents in social visits and small events. Albert Nelson visited Mlindy to see his sister, Mrs Albert Brown spent the day with Mrs Hamast, Charles Hanson went Renwick for shopping, James Nelson traveled to Goldfield, Ruth and Pearl Brown joined choir at C Nelsons, Claud Bogard A L Brown and A E Kearney attended a pear Cor sale, Eddie and Ruby Palmer attended singing school at G Nelsons, Miss Nichols returned from Mitsouci where she vacationed and will resume teaching in Lani.
Skating had been unusually good until snow. Renwick visits include Dr. Cunningham summoned for Henry Hawthorne. Mrs. E. A. Richardson traveled to Algona. stayed with Rose Betty of Renwick, who was operated on for appendicitis. Master Taddig Bands ill with light appendicitis. no operation expected. School dismissed yesterday and pupils to take exams, with some to vacation rest of the week.
A fragment discusses greed leading to loss of true happiness, citing Sprat. It argues that covetous desire for more deprives Steele of enjoyment of what is already possessed.
A six year African expedition reports employing about 20,000 natives and losing only one member. The claim suggests Africa may be safer than commonly believed, challenging readers who question the continent's safety.
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